Questions
1. Midway through the end of the book, why did the central figure venture outside the pyramid? They were on a quest through death-haunted realms untrod by man for millions of years. They wanted to meet some of the goals they set out to accomplish.
2. What made Danforth refuse to tell what the final horror made him scream out so insanely? He saw a figure when exploring the mountains by himself that has haunted his dreams and mind since. He can no longer sleep at night knowing that the creature could be lurking outside. He doesn't want someone to know what he knows because he understands what that information does to you.
3. In dead valley, what does the eminent architect and medievalist Ralph Adams Cram achieve? He achieves a memorably potent degree of vague regional horror through and description of the natives first hand experience. He achieves what he intended to do which was to get more information for his book that discusses the mysteries that occur in the valley which might in turn help the mysteries that are occurring in the mountains.
4. When the men were walking down the path that had never been explored, what did they come in contact with? Walking down the path with only a torch, a bulky white shape loomed up ahead of them, then once the thing noticed them, it charged. The men dropped the torch and ran until they saw daylight and knew that they were no longer being followed.
5. How has reading this book changed what you know about glaciers and what might coincide in them? Reading has opened our minds the even though these stories might not be completely true, what the fact that these glaciers are so big that there is a big possibility that there is something in the mountains waiting to be discovered. This book was really fun to read and helped build our reading comprehension because of what you needed to remember.
Themes and images that your book contains. The theme of the book is to always be aware of your surroundings and you can't always trust your co-workers. In the story, when Danforth goes against his group by attracting the creature so that he could get away changed everyone's perception on what kind of person he is. What are some of the images that are used? One image from the book that Hans and I could both picture in our heads was the scene where the whole team walks down the small cave that was inside the glacier. We could picture and almost feel what the characters were feeling because of the description the author made. What do they seem to represent? The scene represented the final destination the team made to try and capture or at least see the creature before they need to leave and end the trip for good. Why do you think the author uses these images to convey his or her meaning? He uses this because he wants the reader to be able to get into the book and see what the characters were actually seeing and feeling. This definitely made the book a lot more enjoyable and easier to read because you are able to paint a picture in your head to help clarify what a particular scene might actually look like.
Summary : During the final meeting, many things were done and talked about. It began with me bringing in Dunkin Donuts for the group as our snack. We ate those for a while, then Eric brought out his questions and we discussed and answered many of them. The theme was then discussed about the book. Overall, we thought the book was good and very different, more in the science fiction genre. The wording and terminology used in the book could be confusing at times however. The crew ended their journey with finding out what the creatures were. The meeting itself was fine.
1. Midway through the end of the book, why did the central figure venture outside the pyramid? They were on a quest through death-haunted realms untrod by man for millions of years. They wanted to meet some of the goals they set out to accomplish.
2. What made Danforth refuse to tell what the final horror made him scream out so insanely? He saw a figure when exploring the mountains by himself that has haunted his dreams and mind since. He can no longer sleep at night knowing that the creature could be lurking outside. He doesn't want someone to know what he knows because he understands what that information does to you.
3. In dead valley, what does the eminent architect and medievalist Ralph Adams Cram achieve? He achieves a memorably potent degree of vague regional horror through and description of the natives first hand experience. He achieves what he intended to do which was to get more information for his book that discusses the mysteries that occur in the valley which might in turn help the mysteries that are occurring in the mountains.
4. When the men were walking down the path that had never been explored, what did they come in contact with? Walking down the path with only a torch, a bulky white shape loomed up ahead of them, then once the thing noticed them, it charged. The men dropped the torch and ran until they saw daylight and knew that they were no longer being followed.
5. How has reading this book changed what you know about glaciers and what might coincide in them? Reading has opened our minds the even though these stories might not be completely true, what the fact that these glaciers are so big that there is a big possibility that there is something in the mountains waiting to be discovered. This book was really fun to read and helped build our reading comprehension because of what you needed to remember.
Themes and images that your book contains. The theme of the book is to always be aware of your surroundings and you can't always trust your co-workers. In the story, when Danforth goes against his group by attracting the creature so that he could get away changed everyone's perception on what kind of person he is. What are some of the images that are used? One image from the book that Hans and I could both picture in our heads was the scene where the whole team walks down the small cave that was inside the glacier. We could picture and almost feel what the characters were feeling because of the description the author made. What do they seem to represent? The scene represented the final destination the team made to try and capture or at least see the creature before they need to leave and end the trip for good. Why do you think the author uses these images to convey his or her meaning? He uses this because he wants the reader to be able to get into the book and see what the characters were actually seeing and feeling. This definitely made the book a lot more enjoyable and easier to read because you are able to paint a picture in your head to help clarify what a particular scene might actually look like.
Summary :
During the final meeting, many things were done and talked about. It began with me bringing in Dunkin Donuts for the group as our snack. We ate those for a while, then Eric brought out his questions and we discussed and answered many of them. The theme was then discussed about the book. Overall, we thought the book was good and very different, more in the science fiction genre. The wording and terminology used in the book could be confusing at times however. The crew ended their journey with finding out what the creatures were. The meeting itself was fine.